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What's In A Name?

But children with names Frances and Shaun can look forward to bundles of presents, as they are the most well behaved.
According to the research's findings, boys named Shaun, Calum, Ali, Brandon and Samuel were the most likely to receive the rewards, along with girls named Frances, Kelly, Stacey, Eve and Aisha.
However, boys named Rory, Harvey, Bob, Tyler and Brad, and girls named Megan, Georgie, Izzy, Jess and Joanna were the least likely to receive the rewards.
Henry Shelford, Chief Executive, School Stickers said “Obviously young people are all unique and just because a child is called Megan or Rory does not necessarily mean they're going to be little terrors.
Similarly, parents with children named Frances and Shaun should not assume they have little angels."



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